Pramesti, Aulya Dwi (2025) BOYCOTTING ISRAELI-AFFILIATED PRODUCTS: A SADDU DZARI’AH REVIEW. S1 Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Darussalam Gontor.

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Abstract

Since the Israeli attack on Palestine peaked on October 7, 2023, the global anti-Zionist movement has intensified, including the boycott of products allegedly affiliated with Israel. This movement aims to pressure producers to stop providing their aid to Israel. However, a debate has arisen among Muslims regarding the legality of boycotting these products, which are actually halal in Islam. That is the background of this research. The purpose of this research is to explain the practice of boycotting products affiliated with Israel and to explain the legality of the boycott movement from the perspective of the Saddu Dzari’ah. This research is a qualitative study with a juridical-normative typology. The data collection method in this research is documentary study. The result of this research are: 1) Boycotts in society are carried out by minimizing or even completely refraining from purchasing products known to provide aid and support to Israel, with the aim of applying political pressure on Israel to immediately stop its oppression of Palestine. 2) The phenomenon of boycotting products affiliated with Israel has fulfilled the principles of Saddu Dzari’ah and also met the conditions for the application of Saddu Dzari’ah. However, there are several situations in this phenomenon where Saddu Dzari’ah cannot be applied, including: a. If a greater harm arises from continuing the boycott, because it does not meet the second condition of Saddu Dzari’ah, b. The phenomenon of boycotting music, because it does not align with one of the pillars of Saddu Dzari’ah, called Al-Ma’dzun Fiihi, c. If a boycotted product does not have sufficient evidence that it truly supports or funds genocide in Palestine, because it does not meet one of the pillars of Saddu Dzari’ah, called Al-Ifdha’

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